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Uso de more sensitive en inglés
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One hand was far more sensitive than usual, the other almost numb.
Blood music
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Second generation HCV enzyme immunoassays were more sensitive than first generation assays.
Pubmed
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Thus, more sensitive diagnostic approaches are needed to identify subclinical CNS metastases.
Pubmed
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As expected, the method was more sensitive when more features were used.
Pubmed
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I admit to being more sensitive than average viewers on this issue.
The Guardian
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Burr was the more sensitive and the more impulsive of the two.
The Memories of Fifty Years / Containing Brief Biographical Noti...
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Thus, antiaromatic species are more sensitive probes of delocalization than aromatic ones.
Pubmed
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Moreover, knock-out mutation of CIPK14 rendered it more sensitive to glucose treatment.
Pubmed
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Perhaps her fiancé was more sensitive than she gave him credit for.
Ruthless
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Males were more sensitive to many renal end points suggestive of toxicity.
Pubmed
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Long oligonucleotide arrays were slightly more sensitive at detecting very low enrichment.
Pubmed
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A more sensitive person in his place must have found it wretched.
Sisters
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Cells of some rabbits were more sensitive to the inhibitors than others.
Pubmed
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This method of detection is far more sensitive even than the spectroscope.
The War Terror
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MRI is more sensitive and can diagnose pyomyositis in its early stages.
Pubmed
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This can make teeth more sensitive and leave them susceptible to infection.
The Irish Times
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